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Microphlebectomy is the minimally invasive, office based operation carried out under local tumescent anesthesia. Two mm skin incisions are made every few centimeters that permit the removal of up to 5 times larger varicose veins than the skin incision with special miniaturized instruments. These small incisions heal without visible scars in a few weeks.
